You have the actionPerformed:


publicvoid actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
{



con.add(tryagain);
con.add(correct);

Ohh, you have an environment variable issue. Check the java.sun site to get the latest info on how to correctly set your variables.

You can't create a discussion forum in IIS server, but you can make it run on ISS.

Best thing to do is find a tough problem and solve. Most of what you'll encounter in the workplace is new territory, so know the basics, know how to locate and search through API's and get good at...

I can't spot anything really wrong, but you could try importing this:

import java.util.Collections.*;

and see if that works.

I wouldn't start with GridBag right away. It's 'slightly' more complicated than the others and almost everytime you'll end up using several different layout managers together... Not just one. ...

Take a look at the StringTokenizer or Regex packages and then get back if you still have questions. You should be able to specify white space as a delimiter and quickly be able to count the number...

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What about one of those fart noise makers? Press a button and it makes a fart noise. Have it select a random fart each time the button is pressed. You could also...

.toLowerCase()?

I'd personally go for a bot that turns linux and mac machines into zombie computers and allow windows machines to use their bandwidth.

You can't do that unless the Applet is signed.

:lol: You definately should post more often.

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I love threads like these.



Wow? You wanna cookie?

What's annoying is you can't do a simple calculator program and you want someone else to do it for you.

Pick up a book and start reading it. Then, when you have a problem try to figure it out yourself. If you can't after some time get it solved, then post back to a forum. Paying for a tutor is a...

So what's the exact problem? Is you're frame showing up? Is it registering the click? Is something printed on the button?



PS: I'm sure it's gallons/miles.

Are you sure the average is not the gallons/miles instead of the other way around?

I have done your homework for you. Please tell me where to send it so you can send it to your professor and get credit for something you didn't do.

When the page is repainted the whole thing will be repainted, so spliting into sections will not help. Somehow, you'll have to keep static variables to tell your applet what to paint. That...

First of all, try to make your sentences more clear so I can understand. Secondly, are you sure the client has established a connection?

Are you talking about providing a application that allows plugins (ie skins)?

What do you mean by interactive? I'm not sure that you can really have such a thing in learning programming. I believe there are some courses that's offered by various companies, but be prepared...

set your environment variables.

Did you add the scrollpane to the tabbedpane and then the tabbedpane to the container? Remember, there is no need to add the textarea to the container since it alread has a 'container' and the same...

JTextArea textarea = new JTextArea(params);


JScrollPane test = new JScrollPane(textarea,
JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS,
...

Create scrollbars that with swing constants that suit you, then setWrapStyleWord(true) to the text area. Then add the JTextArea TO THE JSCROLLBAR. (Then the scrollbar to the container)

I'll wait to see what they post here: http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread48047.html

I never heard of it, but a simple google search brought me to some robot. Don't know why that will help you learn Java when it's real use isn't relating to robots.

We can't help you if you don't give us more information....

This:
"Usage: Java ATM databaseDriver databaseURL, Press any key to continue...."

Is not an error message. That is YOUR program...

I don't understand... The "press any key to continue..." tells me your program is running, right? Are you recieving any exception?

Create a JDialog and completely get rid of the bar?

I got 55 out 40 correct.

Is your applet signed? Applets cannot connect to files on a users system, which is probably why you are receiving the connection refused.

What's the nature of the program? Are you trying to connect to something? Can you post the exact error message if there is one?

Sleep or prompt the user?

BufferedReader.readLine()?

Here's a search query on loop structures:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=java+looping+structures&btnG=Google+Search

The Java certification book gives you all the details about everything including interfaces and many other things. It's a MUST read if you want specifics.

5 minutes max.

Ohhhhh, money talks. PM me.

Sure. I'll write the whole thing for you.